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Some system load graphs of last 24h
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For those who find it interesting, enjoy!
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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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How much is this costing you? Also who is your host? Is it on a virtual machine?
They have a dedicated server: https://lemmy.world/post/75556
It's actually pretty funny to see him mention the growth (almost 12k users!) considering they've added, what, 50k or so users recently?
I signed up three days before that post. They were the largest instance with open signups. Almost 1000 users.
Whoa, cool. Thanks. Only a matter of time until it gets overloaded though. Can't Lemmy run in a container service like Cloud Run or AWS App Runner?
Yeah, you could do it in AWS with ECS or Fargate.
https://github.com/jetbridge/lemmy-cdk
Indeed you can, very cool.
Dedicated means local?
Dedicated usually means itβs not splitting cpu time with another instance. It could mean a local machine but it does not have to be one.
Tbh I'd see it hard to be local, so maybe it is cloud computing but a standalone instance as you just said.
No, it means it's got the physical machine all to itself. It's a rented server located in a Hetzner data center.
My homies love dedicated servers